What type of batteries are in this thermometer?
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There are two L1154F Battery - 1.5V Alkaline Button Cell batteries in the Rosle Thermometer
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I own the slighter older version of this thermometer apparently because I just replaced the battery with an LR44 (A76 equivalent) battery. I would not order a spare battery until you have the unit in hand, as it seems there are two versions of this thermometer. Their website has two manuals that differ in the battery section that back this theory up: http://www.thermoworks.com/pdf/user_manuals/Low_Cost_Digitals/RT600C_Super_Fast_Pocket_Thermometer_User_Manual.pdf http://www.thermoworks.com/pdf/user_manuals/Low_Cost_Digitals/RT600C_Super_Fast_Pocket_Thermometer_User_Manual_c.pdf
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Hey, I'm not sure the exact type it said as I gave it as a gift. But from what I saw when I was installing them for the person I gave it too, they are watch-type batteries, just a little fatter, if that makes sense. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. And I am truly sorry for my late reply, I've been out of town with family. Happy Holiday's!Edit: But they do have a set that come with the Screwdriver initially, so it will be able to answer the question better once you get the item :3
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Jewelry stores carry rechargeable watch batteries? I cannot even find what type battery is inside it.
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2 AAA batteries. Mine are still the original batteries and I use my scale frequently.
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The IR thermometer works wonderfully. As I recall, it DID come with a battery but I have had it for a long time and memory escapes me. My Grandkids love taking my temperature with it. (Across the forehead) and It accurately reads 98 degrees. Good luck.
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It takes two AAA batteries. The worst part of changing them is that the magnet that will hold the thermometer to the grill is right next to the phillips screw that fastens the battery door- a magnetized screwdriver can easily push away; a non-magnetized driver will easily be drawn onto the magnet. No big deal, just something to be aware of!
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Turn thermometer on its back with the screw that holds the battery close, to the right. There are two dimples to the left of that screw with a light green square. Press the right dimple to toggle the thermometer to Fahrenheit. Left dimple resets the thermometer.
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It uses a 12-volt alkaline MN21 battery, like these: Duracell MN21B2PK Watch / Electronic/ Keyless Entry Battery, 12 Volt Alkaline
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Take the battery out of the thermometer and re-install it install a new battery. If it doesn't clear the problem, get a replacement.
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I use whatever batteries I have lying around. The overheating ones were generics.
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I'm sorry. ..I no longer have this remote. And..I cannot recall the battery type.
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Go by the battery that came with the product. Had mine since 7/6/2010 and now working on a 3rd battery (helps to turn it off when you're done). I have the RT600C-N thermometer, which is the same as the Amazon add. Original battery was an A76/LR4 (make unknown), replaced with a Duracell D357 and now replacing that with an Energizer A76. If you google the number from the original battery, you should be able to come up with a description of the battery, which many times includes a flock of equivalent numbers that it can replace. In the info I found, A76 and D357 are listed as replacements for each other, but not CR2032. Also CR2032 replacements don't include A78 or D357. Hope this helps. Go by the battery that came with the product. Had mine since 7/6/2010 and now working on a 3rd battery (helps to turn it off when you're done). I have the RT600C-N thermometer, which is the same as the Amazon add. Original battery was an A76/LR4 (make unknown), replaced with a Duracell D357 and now replacing that with an Energizer A76. If you google the number from the original battery, you should be able to come up with a description of the battery, which many times includes a flock of equivalent numbers that it can replace. In the info I found, A76 and D357 are listed as replacements for... » Read More Go by the battery that came with the product. Had mine since 7/6/2010 and now working on a 3rd battery (helps to turn it off when you're done). I have the RT600C-N thermometer, which is the same as the Amazon add. Original battery was an A76/LR4 (make unknown), replaced with a Duracell D357 and now replacing that with an Energizer A76. If you google the number from the original battery, you should be able to come up with a description of the battery, which many times includes a flock of equivalent numbers that it can replace. In the info I found, A76 and D357 are listed as replacements for each other, but not CR2032. Also CR2032 replacements don't include A78 or D357. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I've found the best way to mount it inside a refrigerator or freezer with plastic walls is to pick up some Velcro tape with adhesive on both parts. Stick the hook piece to the refrigerator wall where you want the thermometer to be and the fuzzy piece to the back of the thermometer. This way you can remove it easily to replace the battery. Note that changing the battery takes a bit of trial and error with a bent paper clip, but once you've done it it's fairly easy to repeat. Try pressing it in and down on the latch and then pry the battery slide out with a thin flat-blade screwdriver.
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Quite easy, just pry off the top cover of the larger sensor with a small flat head screwdriver. There is a small groove in the case where you can do this. Once the cover is off, you will see the flat circular battery held in place by a small metal bracket. The battery slides in and out only in one direction. Can't recall exact battery type, but it will be on the battery and it is a common type used in calculators Etc. and easy to find locally.
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The calculator uses two 3Volt CR2032 batteries. And is very easy to change by simply opening the battery cover on the back side.
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Don't remember. it is direct replacement for battery in security system. best price that i found.